Sentence examples for media supervision from inspiring English sources

"We welcome media supervision," the statement reads.

Though European Union legislation does have a role in the media, most powers over media supervision remain in the hands of national governments.

On December 21st his Fidesz party passed the second part of contentious legislation placing broadcast, print and online media under the supervision of a new authority with power to impose large fines for ill-defined offences such as breaching "human dignity".

With the media under state supervision, the Internet is an attractive forum for organizing and articulating these preferences, and could thus serve as the medium for the pluralization of the Chinese political system, either within a co-opted space permitted by the Chinese Communist Party or in direct opposition.

Directed by Marcus Viner, stage direction by Michael Flatley; created by Mr. Flatley; director of photography, Nick Wheeler; edited by Tom Palliser; music by Ronan Hardiman; choreography by Mr. Flatley; costumes by Mr. Flatley; produced by Vicki Betihavas and Kit Hawkins; released by Dancelord International Inc., Unicorn Entertainment Inc., Supervision Media and Kaleidoscope Film Distribution.

According to sources in the law-enforcement community whom I have interviewed over the years, and whom I spoke to again this week, this woman whose name the C.I.A. has asked the news media to withhold had supervision over an underling at the agency who failed to share with the F.B.I. the news that two of the future 9/11 hijackers had entered the United States prior to the terrorist attacks.

The children will be contributing to mainstream media with the supervision of senior journalists.

The warehouse had been transformed into an exhibition gallery for the advertisements, graphic designs, packaging and new media produced under the supervision of the art directors.

The Sun is the focus of a widening investigation into phone-hacking and other corrupt practices that has spurred demands for tighter supervision of media practices and ownership.

According to sources in the law-enforcement community whom I have interviewed over the years, and whom I spoke to again this week, this woman — whose name the C.I.A. has asked the news media to withhold — had supervision over an underling at the agency who failed to share with the F.B.I. the news that two of the future 9/11 hijackers had entered the United States prior to the terrorist attacks.

"My duties were limited to fulfill instructions related to communicating with some English-speaking media reporters under the supervision of the media advisers," she wrote.